New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
CONCERT ROOM AND LECTURE PLATFORM

Miss Edith Pond with her company OF wahderhs
stars met odd disappointment at "aupao'' W."
consin, ON July 10. Just before the uihe lol 'no
doors to be opened a cycoLc demolished the opera
House. Not the box-ofhce was 'e&e ~
ticketholders TO call and have their money roAunuou
Mr. Heron-A len Is "readng hands, at inc west
End Hotel at Long Branch.
Charles Dickens Will give his first public reading
IN America the evening Of OCTOBER 20 Id |h'0nof
ing Han. His second reading will take place In Tie
Academy of Music BrooAiyn, on the following even
ing His time IL filed for october and November
in the Eastern cities
Tho Rev. Dr. Joseph Parker win arrive in New
York on September l. He and Mrs Parker WIZ
spend the month of September quietly IN tho CATE
kills. His frs. sermon will be In Plymouth Cnuien
on October 2. He will deliver his euogy on Henry
Ward Beccher under the auspices OF the boecher
Statue Committee In the Academy Oh MUSIC, SrooH
lyn on the evening Of October A. On OCTOBER ne
will lecture in Philadelphia and in Chic&erinS Han
New York. on October q. His subjects are JoDs
comfortersp and sympathy from Science"
Max o'Reil author Of "John Bull and his Island"
will arrive in NewYork on November D. HIS nrs'
lecture will take place in Chickcring Han ON the
evening OF Monday, November To-
Archibald Forbes win begin his lecture tour IN
.,oo,rea, about the middle of November His frat
engagement in New-York is Sieinwss hau ioi D
cember IL ,.
TIE Rev. Lyman Abbott will make an extensive
occurring tour in the west, beginning January 20
George ". Cable VIII read "Ofdnuo fo"'N
.,e,;vor bSs now lecture "Cobwebs ia the Church'
heso,e n number of ly ccums in the coming season.
He ,s at ur,scut engaged with the Chautauqua As
ISOLATION.
The Rev. T. Dewitt Tamage VIII not make ah
extensive lecture tour the coming season
"Bin Nye" viii give an illustrated lecture ON 'he
New south during the coming season. He has set
aside the month of February for the West and the
time is ncary all closed. The Illustrations Oh MI
Sye's lecture are mostly his own drawings
Thomas stevens viii deliver a lecture ent1eo
aAound the World on o Bicycle"
Ca.pa's Band VIII maze an extensive concert tour
begipning in october. The band will be composed
Of Fifty musicals and sop ano singer. -
A new candidate for Platform honoIs j. ffoessor
Edwin t. Shaw, who viii lecture on physical culture
"Wil" Carleton, author OF Betsy and are Uut,
win spend the autumn and winter In Eusope. de Is
rSe REV W. II. Milburn, "tbe Blind Man Flo
ouen;" returns for farewell tour to the PLATFORM.
Ten Years ago he was next to BeechcT and Cough I'D
pOpuiarty lecturer and mace a fortune "h0h
Re still retains. His home l. New-oiledns: ,
Garrett r. Serviss Will deliver four ilustratco
lectures on astronomy befOre the Peabody Institute
in Ba frnorr- He Is also ENGAGED 10 give tne sahe
co,rse In BOSTON and several New England cities
Dariel Doueherty. Of Philadelphia VIII deliver a
limited number of lectures available near Pbhanei-
10 lecture than he accept. He rco1ves nisscr
fees than any other American except Mr. Tain'ase
ans Colonel reer-n1 A.,
General Hortio King viii lecture under n,n the me
auspices ~ G. A. II. Posts the coming scisoh VI"
.TroIn Winchester TO Appomattox" -
number Of Irish and labor sncieties a'e appiyii M,
for lanes prnath lecture. but Dts pm Siciah Ori%
any attempt at public speaking before December